After 40 years of pastoral ministry and public education, Gary and Charlotte came out of “retirement” to join Juan Carlos and Colette Gonzalez’ as Missionary Associates. They lead the weekly English Bible study, preach and fulfill administrative duties and support roles. Friendship evangelism is at the heart of their ministry in the community.
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Eunice serves as a Missionary Associate at Asia Pacific Theological Seminary teaching in the English Department and the Alphacrucis College extension at APTS. She graduated from APTS this past March with her Master’s in Intercultural Studies and was called back to APTS after her studies to serve as a Missionary Associate.
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We are Andrew and Melody Campbell and we serve with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Wycliffe is a mission organization whose focus is on Bible translation and getting God’s Word to those who don’t have it yet in their heart language. Papua New Guinea is located on the eastern half of the island of New Guinea located just north of Australia. What makes Papua New Guinea unique? There are over 800 languages spoken in PNG and 300 of those languages do not have any of God’s Word in their language.
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Sara Whitehurst is currently a missionary working in Thailand. Sara has been doing outreach to the children. They are the most open to receiving the Gospel.
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Marge Seaward is currently a missionary working in Singapore.
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Today they are missionaries to Japan as Senior Pastor for Yokota International Christian Assembly; a Military/International Christian English-Speaking church with Japanese Translation.
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Dan Klepel’s ministry focus is planting churches, training leaders, and helping to run a school for stateless, at risk children in Thailand.
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Since 2001 Galen and Dickie have taught at Asia Pacific Theological Seminary (APTS) IN Baguio City, Philippines. Galen teaches New Testament, and Dickie teaches English. During part of the year they minister and teach in other locations. Since coming to APTS, they have ministered and taught in 24 nations in Asia, the Pacific Islands, Australia, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and North America. Their goal is not just the impartation of knowledge, but to see lives tranformed through interacting with God’s Word. At APTS Galen coordinates the Field Education Program, and Dickie serves as a liaison with the U.S. Embassy in Manila.
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Juan Carlos was raised through LACC (Child Hope) in El Salvador. Colette was born in the USA but raised in Japan as an MK. Both attended Vanguard University (SCC). In 1989, the Gonzalezes went to Japan as volunteer missionaries for one year. In 1995 they became fully-appointed missionaries to Japan after serving as Youth Pastors and Associate Pastors in the SoCal Network. They have worked as a church planters in three different locations. Their current location has been a plant from zero, and now the Gonzalezes are in the middle of a church building program. Their church plant is Momochi Symphony Church from which ESL classes, children’s ministries, music outreaches, Bible studies, discipleship for new believers, and outreaches through the arts take place.
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Adam and Martha Boyd have been serving in Papua New Guinea since 2012. Adam is working with a team of native speakers to translate the Bible into the Enga language. Lord willing, the New Testament will be complete by the year 2023 and will be distributed in print and audio format. They have three children: Jacob, Bella, and Asher.
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